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Underground Railroad topic of Fort Stanwix Zoom event
A Zoom presentation on the Underground Railroad in Oneida County will be hosted by Fort Stanwix National Monument and park partners on Tuesday, Oct. 26. The report, “We took to ourselves liberty: … more
Rome Family YMCA to host vendor expo
Rome Family YMCA, 301 W. Bloomfield St., will host a Vendor Stop & Shop Expo from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 30. Local vendors will be selling their products and homemade items. Raffle … more
‘Rising Stars’ production at Capitol postponed
The Capitol Arts Complex youth acting group “The Rising Stars” stage production of “Mystery of the Collage” scheduled for Sunday, October 24, 2021, has been postponed as several of its cast … more
MORE HELP ON THE WAY — The former Rome Cable site is shown during demoltion in this file photo. A group of consultants are coming to Rome to help local agencies and officials develop a plan for its marketing and reuse.
Consultants to help formulate plan for Rome site
A group of consultants — the Counselors of Real Estate’s CRE Consulting Corps — is coming to Rome next week to assess and provide its expertise on the redevelopment of the former Rome Cable … more
Chamber to host Ransomware Readiness Lunch & Learn
Rome Area Chamber of Commerce will host a Ransomware Readiness Lunch & Learn seminar from noon to 2 p.m. Friday, Oct. 29, at the chamber offices, 139 W. Dominick St. The free event is being … more
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Rome startup gets patent for new spinal device
A Rome-based startup subsidiary is aiming to improve the quality of life for individuals suffering from chronic back injuries and has received a patent for its spinal medical device. AcceliPHI, LLC … more
BACK TOGETHER — Sharing memories of their days at Rome Free Academy during their 60-year reunion are, from left: John Griffiths; and Joe Swistak and Dawn Henry Swistak, of Virginia.
Rome Free Academy Class of 1961 gather
SEEKING PRESENTERS— A pair of members of the Rome Fire Department are shown with some equipment during the department’s early days in this image from a virtual program hosted by the Rome Historical Society earlier this year. The Rome Historical Society is busy putting together its 2022 schedule of events and is seeking presenters on a host of local historical topics.
Rome Historical Society seeks presenters
The Rome Historical Society, a local museum and research library dedicated to preserving, collecting, presenting, and interpreting local history, is looking for presenters for 2022 public programs to … more
Council OKs lease for city vehicles
After some debate, with concerns that additional information was not available on the purchase of a new animal control vehicle, the Common Council approved Ordinance 9481 on a Waive Rule 6, … more
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Police body cameras focus of review
The acquisition of body cameras was the main topic of discussion when Police Chief Kevin C. Beach met before councilors for his annual budget hearing at City Hall on Wednesday. City administrators … more
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Chamber, PBW to present Business Women’s Week event
The Rome Area Chamber of Commerce and the Professional and Business Women of Rome will present a National Business Women’s Week Forum event on Wednesday, Oct. 20, at the Capitol Theatre, 230 W. … more
SCREENING — Cinema Capitol, 220 W. Dominick St., will present the movie, “Lamb,” an Icelandic psychological horror movie, starting Friday, Oct. 15.
Capitol to present movie ‘Lamb’
Cinema Capitol, 220 W. Dominick St., will present the movie, “Lamb,” an Icelandic psychological horror movie, starting Friday, Oct. 15. In rural Iceland, a childless couple discover a strange and … more
Councilors OK moratorium on solar arrays
Two members of the community recommended that councilors “think of the people” and hold developers accountable before allowing the construction of solar arrays within the city during a public … more
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Local historian to share oral history about local veterans
Local historian Gary Ford will present a short oral history about local veterans and the brave sacrifices they made to protect the country at 1 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 16, at Jervis Public Library, 613 … more
Rome Rotary to hold barbecue fundraiser
The Rome Rotary Club has announced that its chicken barbecue fundraiser will be held on Saturday, Oct. 23, from noon to 4 p.m. at the Westgate Plaza, 1136 Erie Blvd. West. The food will be prepared … more
Lawmakers to take up proposed $45.7M city budget
Tabled legislation concerning the creation of the new Heritage District-Erie Canal Zone on Rome-New London Road and authorization of a six-month moratorium on the establishment and construction of … more
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City Democrats can answer questions on process
Have questions on the process to request an absentee ballot? The city Democratic committee said it can also answer questions for local residents. David Amidon, chair of the Rome Democratic Committee, … more
Free webinar to focus on quantum software engineering
The GI Education + Lecture Series will present MITRE’s Research in Quantum Software Engineering from 11 a.m. to noon Wednesday, Oct. 20, via online webinar. The free, interactive discussion will … more
HAPPY TOGETHER — Following a year of being forced to meet remotely, members of the Wednesday Morning Club were delighted to be able to meet in person last week at the Lake Delta Inn, 8524 Fish Hatchery Road, for a luncheon gathering to kick off the club’s 129th year. From left: Betty Ann Harper and Carol Feola, luncheon committee co-chairs; Liz Simchik, guest musician; Kim Nethaway, music chair; Jean Lovett, program chair; and Holly Amidon, president.
Local club gathers again for 129th year
Following a year of meeting remotely, members of the Wednesday Morning Club are back together, having kicked off the group’s 129th year with a luncheon gathering at the Delta Lake Inn, 8524 Fish … more
THEY’RE NOT AFRAID OF NO GHOST — Paul Uvanni and Darius Seaton pose with the “Ghostbusters” car they rebuilt over the past year.
Local team recreates classic ‘Ecto-1’
If there’s something strange in your neighborhood, who you gonna call? If the “Ghostbusters” of movie fame aren’t readily available, you might want to try Paul Uvanni at Victory Chrysler … more
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